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The Japan Asia Youth Conference 2018
The Japan Asia Youth Conference 2018
Last week Dr Harald Conrad spoke at the Japan Asia Youth Conference in Tokyo about challenges related to foreign graduate employment in Japanese companies and how companies might be able to overcome these challenges by making changes to their HR practices.
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Professor Dobson appointed Fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences
The School of East Asian Studies is very pleased to announce that Head of School, Professor Hugo Dobson has been appointed as a Fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences.
Categorised under: School News and Awards and Recognition
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New Takes on Fallen Women in Global Cinema
Join Dr Kate Taylor-Jones to explore global cinematic representations of the image of the prostitute and debate the repressive and empowering depictions in her Ideas Alive at 5.45pm talk.
Tuesday 16th October
5.45pm
Waterstones, Orchard Square
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Mapping the Metropolis: The Wonder of Tokyo’s Yamanote
Join Dr Mark Pendleton for a visual journey around the cosmopolitan Yamanote, Tokyo’s elevated railway line encircling the city.
This talk is part of the Off The Shelf Festival
Monday 15th October
5.45pm
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A successful BAJS Conference in Sheffield
The School of East Asian Studies welcomed over 200 Japanese experts to Sheffield in September for the triannual British Association for Japanese Studies Conference.
Initial feedback from the delegates has named this as the best BAJS conference ever, and said that SEAS has set a new standard for the Association.
Categorised under: Events and BAJS Conference 2018
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Patriotic Revolutionaries and Imperial Sympathizers: Identity and Selfhood of Korean-Japanese Migran
A fantastic new article by Dr Markus Bell about mass migration to North Korea. A fascinating read for anyone interested in history, migration and anthropology.
Categorised under: Movement(s), Economy and Development in East Asia
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Congratulation to our new Higher Education Fellows
The School is very pleased to announce that Dr Mark Pendleton and PhD student Anna Vainio have been recognised through the Higher Education Academy for their commitment to learning and teaching.
Dr Mark Pendleton has been appointed a Senior Fellow and Anna Vainio has been appointed an associate fellow.
Categorised under: School News and Awards and Recognition
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BAJS Conference 2018: Film programme
During this year's BAJS conference we are delighted to be able to show the following works in the course of the conference, accompanied by Q&A sessions with the directors.
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Depopulation dividend for a shrinking Japan
Could depopulation on Japan present an opportunity for the country to create a more sustainable future? Dr Peter Matanle discusses this theory in his latest article for Asia Global online
Categorised under: Movement(s), Economy and Development in East Asia
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BAJS conference schedule now available
The schedule for the 2018 BAJS Conference, showing streams and panel timings is now available on the BAJS website.
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Excellent PhD Supervision
We are very proud to announce that Dr Kate Taylor-Jones and Professor Katherine Morton have been nominated by doctoral students in recognition of good all-round supervision that has really made a difference to doctoral students through the University’s SuperVisionaries initiative.
Categorised under: School News, Awards and Recognition and Students
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BAJS Conference 2018: Draft Programme
The draft programme for the British Association for Japanese Studies Conference 2018, with listings of all accepted panels and individual papers is now available for viewing.
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BAJS Conference 2018: Postgraduate Student Workshop
The British Association for Japanese Studies (BAJS) is pleased to invite the participation of Postgraduate students in a workshop to be held on the morning of 5th September 2018 at INOX, University of Sheffield, to precede its annual conference.
Categorised under: Events, Students and BAJS Conference 2018
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BAJS Conference 2018: Student Poster Session
The BAJS conference committee would like to invite submissions for a Student Poster Session during our annual conference organised at the University of Sheffield, UK, 5-7 September 2018. The session will be open for students at all levels of study and is a great opportunity to showcase student research across the UK.
Categorised under: Events and BAJS Conference 2018
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BAJS Conference 2018: Crisis? What Crisis? Continuity, and Change in Japan
The School of East Asian Studies will be hosting the 2018 British Association for Japanese Studies Conference in Sheffield 5th- 7th September 2018.
Categorised under: Events and BAJS Conference 2018